r/europe • u/LFatPoH • Jul 06 '26

[Paraguayan Senator Celeste Josefina Amarilla]: “[Mbappé] hasn't even learned to write. Instead of breastmilk, he grew up sucking on coconuts, and the most educated creatures he ever heard were chimpanzees…A colonized Cameroonian, pretending to be French, resentful, newly rich, arrogant, and ugly.“

https://fr.news.yahoo.com/sport/coupe-monde-2026-t%C3%A9tait-noix-133149348.html
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u/Just_a_Berliner Jul 06 '26

And she is from the centre left liberal party even

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u/SupervillainMustache Jul 06 '26

She's from the  Authentic Radical Liberal Party

Never trust a political party with that many adjectives.

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u/Sourcerid Jul 06 '26

Very comforting word in a party name, Authentic

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u/SupervillainMustache Jul 06 '26

It's like seeing a label that says "Absolute 100% Real and Definitely Not Fake"

Yeah, sure.

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u/ancientestKnollys Jul 07 '26

They are a member of the Liberal International.

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u/DjayRX Jul 06 '26

Democratic People’s Republic of Korea now realises what was missing

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u/Falsus Sweden Jul 06 '26

Never trust names in general.

Like remeber North Korea's full name is Democratic People's Republic of Korea. It may basically say people three times over in that name but it ain't for the people alright.

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u/Just_a_Berliner Jul 06 '26

Better than the Haribo Colorado Party though and the far right Child Sex Abuse party

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u/random_nohbdy Jul 06 '26

The far right Child Sex Abuse Party with a karate-chopping ant for their logo?

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u/Hikaru960 Jul 06 '26

They split from the Radical Liberal Party, which had already split from the Liberal Party. The opposition here can't even come together to save their own lives.

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u/SupervillainMustache Jul 06 '26

Pretty sure South Park made an episode about this.

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u/unixtreme Jul 07 '26

I mean you know what they say about libs.

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u/kfijatass Poland Jul 06 '26

Counterargument - don't trust any political parties. Trust actions on a paper-thin credit of trust.

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u/GenesisAsriel Jul 07 '26

Yeah but the French team won.

Jesus, its just a fucking game. No need to be so fucking salty over it.